Had an excellent experience with @Hetzner_Online over the past few days. Needed a high core count server to run some models—remarkably, it took just 10 minutes from sign-up to server setup! Impressive UX and extremely affordable. Highly recommended
@michaelthedev17 @BlinkShell@giteaio@jumpdesktop@github I wanted to have my software connecting to a redis. Normally you have your software and then you have a docker for the redis. This can be easily achieved with codespaces. IIRC you can’t run docker inside build. There might be a way around it but didn’t find docs for it.(9 mo ago)
@michaelthedev17 @BlinkShell@giteaio@jumpdesktop@BlinkShell and @github codespaces gives you access to a full blown vscode with very little effort. Very good experience (ideally with external monitor and keyboard)
It's one thing to design code to handle failures; it's quite another to *test* that it responds correctly. I would happily pay a 1000% premium on the usage if I could run my tests to a phenomenally flaky AWS region.
This week i experienced the benefits of clean architecture on the velocity of a team thanks to @GilFerro1 . "This" product is definetly ageing like wine. Getting better as days go
For the record, at Uber, we're moving many of our microservices to what @copyconstruct calls macroservices (wells-sized services).
Exactly b/c testing and maintaining thousands of microservices is not only hard - it can cause more trouble long-term than it solves the short-term.